Does the ‘e’ in e-discovery have to stand for expensive?
E-discovery in a start-to-finish case can easily cost more than $100,000, as noted by David Degnan earlier this year and further explained by Bob Ambrogi.
Does the 'e' in e-discovery have to stand for expensive?
November 18, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Does the ‘e’ in e-discovery have to stand for expensive?
E-discovery in a start-to-finish case can easily cost more than $100,000, as noted by David Degnan earlier this year and further explained by Bob Ambrogi.
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